Moore County Criminal Records

Records for Moore County are held by more than one agency. This guide maps the local systems that answer different questions, from court filings and municipal cases to custody, police, and statewide records. Moore County has 21,891 residents (2025 estimate). The source map below identifies the relevant local courts and agencies. Offices and online systems change, so confirm details with the agency before relying on a record.

Moore County criminal and court records

Start with Official 69th District Court location, judge, coordinator, reporter, and local-rules information. for the official Moore County court path. County: Moore County courts, clerk offices, Sheriff, and county records serve matters venued in Moore County; venue depends on the court and case type. Court: The 69th District Court has district-level jurisdiction and serves Moore, Dallam, Hartley, and Sherman Counties. The County Court at Law handles statutory county-level matters, including criminal, civil, family, juvenile, probate, and mental-health matters as applicable under Texas law. Justice and municipal courts have separate limited jurisdiction.

Municipal courts and nearby local records

Municipal and local court coverage is separate from the county trial-court path. Custody: The Moore County Sheriff's Office is the county law-enforcement and custody contact identified by the county and refers users to VINELink for offender custody status. State or federal custody is separate. Municipal: Municipal courts and local police agencies may have separate jurisdiction and records within incorporated communities in Moore County. The reviewed sources do not provide a consolidated municipal-police or municipal-court boundary map.

Moore County jail and custody information

For current custody information, start with Sheriff contact, law-enforcement and corrections information, records-search notice, and VINELink custody referral.. The Sheriff's page provides a VINELink referral but does not expose a complete county-hosted current inmate-roster search in the reviewed content.

Police and incident records

Request a police or incident record from the sheriff or municipal police agency that created it. The County Clerk states that it will not conduct records searches except where authorized by statute, so requesters may need to search records themselves or use the appropriate court office.

Texas statewide record sources

Use Texas Judicial Branch court-jurisdiction maps and statewide trial-court directory resources. as the statewide starting point. Do not treat a statewide search as a complete county docket, jail roster, or police-record database.

Cities and local search areas

The relevant local courts and agencies may serve different incorporated municipalities, so confirm the filing locality before relying on a record.

Official Moore County and Texas record sources

For an official starting point, use Official 69th District Court location, judge, coordinator, reporter, and local-rules information. Confirm current access rules, fees, contacts, and jurisdiction with the responsible agency.

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